Reigning WBC welterweight champion has been linked to a shock showdown with Floyd Mayweather Jr in recent days, and former unified welterweight titleholder Keith Thurman has offered his thoughts on the proposed match-up. Mayweather’s last professional outing came against Conor…

Keith Thurman has questioned Floyd Mayweather Jr.'s chances in a potential professional comeback against reigning WBC welterweight champion Ryan Garcia. Speaking to FightHype, Thurman argued that the matchup would not favor the 49-year-old Mayweather due to inactivity, age, and Garcia's speed, comparing the prospective bout to Larry Holmes defeating an aging Muhammad Ali in a passing-of-the-torch moment.
Mayweather, who retired at 50-0 after stopping Conor McGregor in 2017, has participated in eight exhibition bouts since. Garcia is expected to return to the ring in December or January, with Teofimo Lopez and Isaac Cruz also mentioned as potential opponents alongside Mayweather.
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